CSU's Education For Practice Institute is calling for papers to be presented at its annual forum in April next year.

The disappointing preliminary results from the 2015 NAPLAN indicates a problem with the test rather than the teaching, according to a CSU literacy expert.

The Great Australian Spelling Bee does not translate to real world learning and should not be taken seriously by parents or teachers, according to a CSU spelling expert.

CSU has paid tribute to a courageous advocate for quality education and a long-standing and committed academic.

Will the fanfare of Australia's latest game show shine a light on children's literacy in the 21stcentury, asks CSU spelling expert.

Research at CSU is examining childhood speech and language diversity in Fiji to help develop culturally and linguistically sensitive services for Fijians with communication disabilities.

A CSU student has been awarded the Australian Society of Archivists (ASA) Loris Williams Scholarship for his commitment to Indigenous issues in libraries and archives, in particular Indigenous intellectual property.

New guidelines have been developed to help universities support and retain students from refugee backgrounds as they move from Australian high schools into tertiary education.

CSU has launched a massive open online course (MOOC) to build students' pre-tertiary achievement levels and explore aspects of the transition to university.